Henry Rollins
Henry Rollins: KCRW Broadcast #906 (Case Of The Punks)
A mix of all kinds, from all over and all time.
Henry Rollins
KCRW Broadcast 516
Don’t golf during a national emergency and STAY FANATIC!!!
Don’t golf during a national emergency and STAY FANATIC!!!
Fanatic! It’s 02-16-19, 1516 hrs. I’m listening the green/purple pressing of the excellent self titled album by Stonehelm. An under mentioned monster for sure.
Last night, I heard the new Lorelle Meets The Obsolete album, De Facto on LP for the first time. I think it’s their best album. I had the sound files for a long time and they’re great but nothing compared to the vinyl.
Also, Le Butcherettes bi/MENTAL vinyl sounds great! They’re on tour right now. One of those not-to-be-missed live bands. https://www.lebutcherettesofficial.com
The recent reissue of Sleep’s album Sleep’s Holy Mountain sounds excellent. Definitely worth it.
Such a great show we have lined up for you. From the mail, it sounds like last week’s Ruts show went down well. We hope you dig this one as well. Next week’s show is ready to go, complete with new music from Alicja Trout’s band River City Tanlines.
Don’t golf during a national emergency and STAY FANATIC!!!
–– Henry
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